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In World War I Africa, an obscure German officer became one of the world’s best unconventional warriors. Starting from the Engare-Nairobi, small detachments of eight to 10 men, Europeans and Askari, rode round the rear of the enemy’s camps, which had been pushed up as far as the Longido, and attacked their communications. They made …
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The Death of a Prince: Louis Napoléon and the Tragedy of the Zulu WarAsk anyone with a little knowledge of Victorian British military or colonial history about the Zulu War of 1879 and you will likely receive replies that talk of the heroic defense … Read MoreAn Offensive by the Numbers – Russia and Turkey On the Caucasus Front, 1916The Great War’s Caucasus Front did not deserve the name of sideshow. Although for the untrained eye there were no objectives there that would cripple either the vast Russian … Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 11, 2016On May 10, 1940 this man was appointed Prime Minster of Great Britain.
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… Read MoreOutrage at Maizar: The Great Pathan Rising BeginsFollowing the annexation of the Punjab in 1849, the British inherited the problem of the North West Frontier of India. For many years prior to the defeat of the Sikhs, the Pathan (… Read MoreAmbush at Abu Sunt: The 21st Lancers at the Battle of OmdurmanThere is an old myth that the charge of the 21st Lancers against the Mahdists at the Battle of Omdurman, fought in Sudan on 2 September 1898, was the last full-scale British cavalr… Read More
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